


📅 School is in session Monday, May 11, 2026
⏰ Friday, May 15, 2026 dismissal is at 11:45 AM
🚫🍽️ Lunch will NOT be served
☀️ Summer School begins May 20, 2026

💚💛🎉EdAssist of the Month💚💛🎉
Today, we celebrate the incredible Educational Assistants at Milan C-2!
Our EdAssists play a vital role in our classrooms every single day—helping maintain organization, supporting student achievement, preparing materials, and reinforcing learning alongside our teachers. Their dedication, patience, and teamwork make a meaningful difference in the success of our students and staff.
Thank you for the care, consistency, and commitment you bring to Milan C-2. We appreciate you today and every day!
Capture how much your student has grown this year!
🖼 5x7 End of Year Photo – $10 each
💛 PBS Fundraiser – proceeds support student celebrations & rewards
📝 Order forms were sent home—be sure to fill them out with:
• Student name
• Grade
• Homeroom teacher
• Number of photos
📅 Deadline: Return form & payment by May 5th
📍 Turn in to the Elementary Office
Let’s celebrate a great year with a special keepsake!
📄 View the form here: https://aptg.co/Bk7r2n



All school-issued devices and books must be returned to the school.
📚 Library Books Due: May 1, 2026
💻 Device Return Dates:
• Elementary – May 1, 2026
• Seniors – May 12, 2026
• Grades 7–11 – May 13, 2026
Please return all items, including Chromebooks, cases, chargers, textbooks, library books, and Kajeets.
Thank you for your help in keeping everything accounted for! 💚💛

Join us for a special day with your student!
📅 Tuesday, May 12, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM
📍 Enter through HS gym doors
🍽 Lead Day will end after lunch with your student (around noon)
📌 Planning to attend and eat lunch?
Please complete the form by May 6:
🔗 bit.ly/MC2FamilyLeadDay2026
🏆 4th Quarter Awards Assembly at 2:00 PM on the tennis courts (weather permitting)
We look forward to seeing you there! 💚💛


📣 Elementary Parents: We need your feedback!
Please take a few minutes to complete the Leader in Me Family Survey 📝. Your input helps us continue to grow and support our students 🌱.
⏰ The survey closes TODAY April 30, 2026.
👉 Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/MC2LIMSurvey2026






🎉 End of Year PTO Teacher Appreciation Auction 🎉
Help us celebrate our amazing Milan teachers! Each year, the Milan PTO hosts a Teacher Appreciation Auction, where staff can bid on donated items using coupons they earn throughout the year.
💡 We need your help!
If you’d like to donate an item, please send it with your child or drop it off at the elementary office by May 6th.
🛍 Item Ideas Include:
• Home/office décor
• Snacks
• Self-care items
• Coffee
• Gift cards
• Gardening items
• Family game or movie night packages
🙌 Want to get involved?
Parents, teachers, grandparents, and community members are all welcome to join the Milan C-2 PTO!
📧 Contact: Alexis Morris
📩 amorris@milan.k12.mo.us
Thank you for supporting our teachers and helping make this event special! 💚💛

All library books are due May 1, 2026!
Please make sure to return your books on time.
For questions or help, contact Mrs. B. Pearson:
📧 bpearson@milan.k12.mo.us
📞 (660) 265-4414 ext. 1458
Thank you for helping keep our library running smoothly!

🏃♂️ FREE Sports Physicals for Milan C-2 Athletes
📅 Wednesday, May 13, 2026
⏰ 12:00 – 3:30 PM
📍 Milan C-2 Cafeteria/Commons Area
Physicals will be provided by Mrs. Amanda Wilford, FNP with the Northeast Missouri Health Council.
✅ Physicals are good for 2 years!
❓ If you have questions or are unsure if your student needs a physical, please contact Mrs. Haley Weter at 660-265-4414 ext. 1408.
Don’t miss this opportunity to get your sports physical taken care of—completely FREE!

Youth Tour is a week-long event where juniors from across the country gather in Washington, DC, to learn about government, cooperatives, and rural electrification. Congratulations to Marlie Barker and Brinlee Seegmiller, both juniors at Milan High School.
CYCLE is a four-day conference in Jefferson City, MO, where students learn about electric cooperatives, leadership, and MO government. Congratulations to Kaven DeRyke, Milan High School Junior.
In order to be considered for these opportunities, students wrote essays addressing what they believed would be the biggest challenge facing the United States over the next ten years.

Please take a few minutes to complete the Leader in Me Family Survey 📝. Your input helps us continue to grow and support our students 🌱.
⏰ The survey closes on April 30, 2026.
👉 Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/MC2LIMSurvey2026



🎉 Help Us Make Field Day Special! 🎉
Each year, our students receive a FREE Field Day shirt—a tradition we started several years ago that has become incredibly meaningful for our kids. ❤️
We’re asking for your help to keep this tradition going! Please consider supporting our Field Day shirt fundraiser by donating or simply sharing our flyer. Many of our families and community members love finding ways to give back, and every bit of support makes a difference.
📅 Field Day is May 13th, so we’d love your help spreading the word as soon as possible!
Thank you for helping us make Field Day a fun and memorable experience for every student! 💙

🎉🎉2026 Senior Spotlight 🎉🎉Today, we’re celebrating one of our seniors! 🎓
Troy Aldridge will be a 2026 graduate of Milan C-2 High School and is the son of Carla Glidewell and Brandon Glidewell. His favorite activity to do with his family is to spend quality time outdoors. His favorite childhood memory is spending time with his grandpa.
Troy has been involved in FFA (4 years), Football (3 years), and Track (1 year) at Milan C-2. The activity he enjoys most is fishing because it is a peaceful way to spend time outdoors. His favorite high school memory is when they made it to the final 4 in football.
The class Troy enjoyed the most was food science because he got to cook great food with his friends. His biggest pet peeve is when people ask too many questions.
Outside of school, Troy enjoys hanging out with friends. If he had one wish, it would be to own a nice garage. The three words that best describe him are fun, loving, and adventurous.
After High School, Troy plans to attend State Tech for HVAC. In 10 years, he sees himself with a good job and a nice house. Three things on his bucket list are buying a boat, owning land, and going deep-sea fishing.
The person he admires most is his mom because she is the hardest worker he knows and is always there for him. The coach who had the biggest impact on Troy is Mark Cole because he was a great leader and mentor. He taught Troy valuable lessons that can be used outside of football.
The thing Troy will miss the most about Milan C-2 High School is being around his friends every day. If there was one way he could be remembered at MHS it would be as a very easy-going person. The advice Troy would give underclassmen is to figure out their future plans before it's too late.

Get ready for an out-of-this-world learning experience! 🌎✨
📅 May 20 – June 12 (Tuesday–Friday) IN SESSION on MONDAY, 6/8/26
📚 Open to students entering Kindergarten through 9th grade
🎉 16 days of fun, engaging learning!
✨ Why join Summer School?
• Core learning in Reading, Writing, Math, Science & Social Studies
• Afternoon enrichment with S.T.E.A.M. activities, makerspace, and problem-solving
• 🍳 Breakfast & Lunch PROVIDED
• 🎒 Field trip during Week 4
• 💰 Attendance rewards ($100 for perfect attendance!)
🎁 Bonus Incentives:
• Weekly drawings for enrolled students
• Extra recess if grade levels reach 90% enrollment
• Teachers earn a pizza lunch with 90% participation 🍕
🗓 Applications due May 1, 2026
🔗 Enroll now: https://bit.ly/MC2SummerSchool26
Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to keep learning and growing all summer long! ☀️📖


New from Dr. Pauley! 📰 Read the latest Superintendent's Newsletter and stay up to date on what's happening across our district. Visit the link below.

🎉🎉2026 Senior Spotlight 🎉🎉Today, we’re celebrating one of our seniors! 🎓
Martina Sepulveda will graduate in 2026 from Milan C-2 High School. She is the daughter of Doreny Henriquez, Elias Sepulveda, and Adolfo Villanueva, and the sister of Adolfo and Monse. Her favorite family activity is having picnics at the lake. Her favorite childhood memory is going to the beach with her family and spending the entire afternoon playing board games.
Martina Sepulveda has been a member of the Multicultural Club (2). Among the awards she has earned are the Perfect Attendance Award (received for two consecutive years) and the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award from the ESL English Department. The activity she enjoys most is painting, as it helps her relax and allows her imagination to flow while she mixes different colors and shapes. Her favorite memories at Milan C-2 revolve around all her Spanish classes, as Ms. Gray possesses a unique essence and an incredible personality, making every class a happy memory.
The class Martina Sepulveda enjoyed the most was Art, because she feels very calm in it; the classroom atmosphere is very peaceful, and she greatly enjoys working on hands-on projects.
What bothers her most are injustices and people who do not know how to communicate a problem without being rude or aggressive.
Outside of school, Martina enjoys watching movies and TV series she has seen before, as well as baking desserts. If she could make one wish, it would be to speak every language in the world. The three words that best describe her are kind, peaceful, and cheerful.
After finishing high school, Martina plans to attend Truman State University to study Health Sciences (Pre-med), with the intention of subsequently taking the medical school entrance exam and specializing in Dermatology. Ten years from now, she envisions herself graduating from her sub-specialty program, owning her own home, and saving money to open her own dermatology clinic.
Three items on her bucket list are visiting Europe, designing her own home, and visiting Chile two or three times a year. The person she admires most is her mother, because she is the most loving and kind person she knows; she always supports Martina in everything she does and views every one of Martina's dreams as a possibility. The teacher who had the greatest impact on Martina is Mrs. Heather Jaques; she was the first teacher Martina met upon moving to the United States, and she felt deeply supported by her while learning a new language. Mrs. Jaques not only taught her about the culture of her new country but also showed interest in Martina's own culture. What Martina will miss most about Milan C-2 High School is the teachers, as she feels they create a wonderful school environment. The advice Martina would offer to freshmen is this: form your own opinions—do not let others influence your beliefs—and learn as much as you possibly can.


